South Korean-born interdisciplinary artist Mirae kh Rhee (이미래/李未來) works between Berlin, Seoul, and California. Through drawing, installation, textiles, performance, moving image, photography, writing, and social art practice, Rhee explores kinship, migration, diaspora, transnational adoption, and cultural inheritance. Grounded in transnational feminist perspectives, the work weaves personal testimony with collective histories through research-based and interdisciplinary forms.

Recent solo exhibitions include Hand-Me-Down, Museum für Asiatische Kunst, Berlin (2026); Constellations at San Diego Museum of Art (2025); and  Missing Merope, Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles (2023). Upcoming exhibitions, residencies, and publications include Berlin, the Bitch and the Witch at the Kunstbrücke am Wildenbruch; the Goethe-Institut Glasgow residency programme CIRCUS: Acts of Assembly – Unruly Kinships and an essay in the Transnational Adoptee Origins anthology.

Mirae kh Rhee is an artist, researcher, writer, and speaker. Research notes, studio developments, and essays on adoption, archives, and cultural politics are published via Substack, using the platform to test ideas, share process, and circulate materials that extend beyond exhibition formats.